Statutes at Large of the State of New York: Comprising the Revised Statutes, as They Existed on the 1st Day of July, 1862, and All the General Public Statutes Then in Force, with References to Judicial Decisions, and the Material Notes of the Revisers in Their Report to the Legislature, Volume 6W.C. Little, 1868 - Law |
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... appropriated to pay the damage and cost of altering and widening a public highway or street in the village of ... appropriation for that purpose , and to appoint commissioners for the expenditure of the same . Passed April 13 , 1863 ...
... appropriated to pay the damage and cost of altering and widening a public highway or street in the village of ... appropriation for that purpose , and to appoint commissioners for the expenditure of the same . Passed April 13 , 1863 ...
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... appropriations for certain expenses of government , and to supply deficiencies in former appropriations . Passed April 23 , 1863 ; by a two - thirds vote . CHAP . 211. An Act to authorize the construction of a macadam or other suitable ...
... appropriations for certain expenses of government , and to supply deficiencies in former appropriations . Passed April 23 , 1863 ; by a two - thirds vote . CHAP . 211. An Act to authorize the construction of a macadam or other suitable ...
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... appropriated out of any moneys in the treasury not otherwise appropriated , to pay the bounties to volunteers offered by the proclamation of the governor of this state , of July seventeen , eighteen hundred and sixty - two , regulated ...
... appropriated out of any moneys in the treasury not otherwise appropriated , to pay the bounties to volunteers offered by the proclamation of the governor of this state , of July seventeen , eighteen hundred and sixty - two , regulated ...
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... appropriated for the sole purpose of the repayment of the claims for money so paid and expended , or borrowed , or liability incurred as indicated by such note , re- ceipt , certificate or other instrument as aforesaid , and for no ...
... appropriated for the sole purpose of the repayment of the claims for money so paid and expended , or borrowed , or liability incurred as indicated by such note , re- ceipt , certificate or other instrument as aforesaid , and for no ...
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... appropriated for the payment of the bonds , is- money so borrowed or liability so incurred as aforesaid with sued , how all interest thereon , and the incidental expenses aforesaid , and the surplus , if any thereafter , shall be paid ...
... appropriated for the payment of the bonds , is- money so borrowed or liability so incurred as aforesaid with sued , how all interest thereon , and the incidental expenses aforesaid , and the surplus , if any thereafter , shall be paid ...
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Act authorizing act entitled Act in relation act shall take Act to amend Act to authorize Act to incorporate Act to provide aforesaid amend an act amount annual appointed April 17 board of supervisors certificate CHAP city of Brooklyn clerk comptroller county treasurer court deemed duty eighteen hundred election enact as follows entitled An act Erie canal expenses February 19 fifths being present filed fund hereby amended hundred and sixty-three inspectors justice lands Laws of eighteen March 22 March 30 ment metropolitan police metropolitan police district moneys paid Passed April 29 Passed February Passed March Passed March 30 payment penalty police district police force purposes quarantine read as follows represented in Senate reside Revised Statutes school-district Senate and Assembly sioners superintendent take effect immediately therein thereof thereto three-fifths being present tion town trustees two-thirds vote vessel village York
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